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3 days ago | 
wallpaper.com | Kee Foong
A new addition on the cusp of Sydney’s Central Business District, The Eve Hotel Sydney is a brick and biophilic low-rise that showcases Australian art and design while celebrating its history and locale. Part of the TFE Hotels group, this new opening strives to be ‘a playground for the curious and creative’. Wallpaper* checks in a The Eve Hotel SydneyWhat’s on your doorstep? With its lush canopy of oak trees, Baptist Street is a picture of tranquillity.
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Jan 21, 2025 | 
travelandleisureasia.com | Kee Foong
Home T+L Tastemakers T+L Tastemakers: These Are the Best Bars in Hong Kong Presenting the 10 best bars in Hong Kong, in alphabetical order. ArgoGlass-walled, conservatory-like Argo boasts harbor views, but it’s the envelope-pushing cocktails and spirits menu—including the first AI-created gin—that draws crowds of drinkers in.
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Jan 21, 2025 | 
travelandleisureasia.com | Kee Foong
Home T+L Tastemakers T+L Tastemakers: These Are the Best Restaurants in Hong Kong Presenting the 25 best restaurants in Hong Kong, in alphabetical order. 8 1/2 Otto e Mezzo Bombana Umberto Bombana knows what Michelin loves and sticks to it, holding three Michelin stars since 2012. It’s the only Italian restaurant outside of Italy to win that distinction. ottoemezzobombana.comAmberA French fine-dining restaurant that eschews dairy?
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Nov 29, 2024 | 
wallpaper.com | Kee Foong
Many luxury hotels tout their uniqueness, and while they often excel in various areas – be it location, spacious suites, or extensive wellness offerings – it's rare to find one that truly redefines the concept of hospitality. The newly opened Mandarin Oriental Qianmen in Beijing accomplishes just that.
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Nov 20, 2024 | 
theguardian.com | Kee Foong
For such a small country – the smallest in south-east Asia – Singapore sure packs in a lot. In the 59 years since independence, it has gone from post-colonial minnow to roaring Asian powerhouse where gleaming skyscrapers and sprawling malls rub up against heritage-listed shophouses and leafy neighbourhoods. Predominantly Chinese, Indian and Malay populations share this spotlessly clean, lush and green multicultural melting pot of a tropical island.
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Oct 31, 2024 | 
travelandleisureasia.com | Kee Foong
Home Hotels This Tiny Resort Near Malé Goes Big on Holistic Well-being IN A COUNTRY STREWN WITH tiny islands hosting diminutive resorts, Kagi Maldives Resort and Spa would still rank as a minnow. Just over 10 acres in size, or the equivalent of 6.5 football fields, it takes barely five minutes to walk across. Yet in many ways it’s the quintessential Maldivian resort, with enough to satisfy travelers in search of sun, sand, sea, and as the name suggests, spa.
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Oct 30, 2024 | 
travelandleisureasia.com | Kee Foong
Home Hotels This Tiny Resort Near Malé Goes Big on Holistic Well-being IN A COUNTRY STREWN WITH tiny islands hosting diminutive resorts, Kagi Maldives Resort and Spa would still rank as a minnow. Just over 10 acres in size, or the equivalent of 6.5 football fields, it takes barely five minutes to walk across. Yet in many ways it’s the quintessential Maldivian resort, with enough to satisfy travelers in search of sun, sand, sea, and as the name suggests, spa.
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Oct 7, 2024 | 
prestigeonline.com | Kee Foong
I adore Europe and travel there whenever I can. the cuisine, shopping, culture, people, and landscape. Ahh, the food, well, not the breakfast. I can’t handle the notion of another croissant, salami, omelette, or pancake after a week, not even at upscale hotels. Compared to Western breakfasts, which might feel a bit monotonous, my Asian side yearns for something different. The problem is that Asian food in hotels across Europe and the Americas tends to be dismal.
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Sep 13, 2024 | 
ca.news.yahoo.com | Kee Foong
Glass-floored spas and sleeping under the stars: four of the best Maldives hotels for all tastesSome destinations look amazing in photos and videos but can be a letdown in real life. Not the Maldives. This nation of 1,192 tiny islands scattered across the Indian Ocean is every bit as dreamy as imagined. Dazzling white sands, swaying palm trees, crystal-clear lagoons in myriad shades of blue and green, and spectacular sunsets must be seen to be believed.
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Sep 13, 2024 | 
ca.news.yahoo.com | Kee Foong
For such a small country – the smallest in south-east Asia – Singapore sure packs in a lot. In the 59 years since independence, it has gone from post-colonial minnow to roaring Asian powerhouse where gleaming skyscrapers and sprawling malls rub up against heritage-listed shophouses and leafy neighbourhoods. Predominantly Chinese, Indian and Malay populations share this spotlessly clean, lush and green multicultural melting pot of a tropical island.
